Sentence examples for remote perspective from inspiring English sources
The remote perspective can be instructive, even if only to illuminate cultural disparities.
The joke is about the rich life they plan ("I'm going to have a house made of chocolate"), but the serious subtext is that trying to see things from a remote perspective is a virtue.
I wrote my book from the remote perspective high in the peanut gallery of physicians who are intensely interested but politically detached from the clamor in Washington about the dismal status of our tattered profession.
However, such telemedical communication may considerably increase the workload of these few intensive-care experts, who will then get involved in a select group of highly complicated cases only from a remote perspective.
Additionally, previous rules were designed to predict endpoints occurring within 30 days of ED presentation, which may be an excessively remote perspective, when considering both the viewpoint of the ED and ICU physicians' orientation decisions, and the potential relatedness of a late ICU transfer to physiological alterations caused by pneumonia itself.
They need to shake off their dizzy, remote perspectives, or…'sink like a stone', as one beatnik anarchist sang.
In the present study, forest fuel mapping is considered from a remote sensing perspective by the assessment and mapping of general vegetation complexes.
The recent paper by Morillas et al. [Morillas, L. et al. Using radiometric surface temperature for surface energy flux estimation in Mediterranean drylands from a two-source perspective, Remote Sens. Environ. 136, 234 246, 2013] evaluates the two-source model (TSM) of Norman et al. (1995) with revisions by Kustas and Norman (1999) over a semiarid tussock grassland site in southeastern Spain.
What makes his best stories great, and fundamentally satirical, is that the moral perspective is remote.
"They stuck him in what was, from the Italian perspective, a remote region of the United States," Mrs. Hitchcock said.
From any perspective, the remote, rugged country surrounding the Bitterroot Mountains in western Montana and central Idaho appears ideal for grizzly bears.
